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THE KiCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, FEB. 3, 1920.

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LONGNECKER DIES AT EATON HOME

EATON, Ohio, Feb. 3. William Longnecker, past 70 years of age, a lifelong resident of Eaton, died suddenly Sunday evening while seated In a chair at his home here. Heart disease was the cause of his death. He 'is survived by one daughter, Miss Effie Longnecker, and one son, Edward Longnecker; also two brothers, George T. Longnecker of Eaton, and Warren Longnecker of Dayton., and three sisters. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence, north Barron street. The decedent was a son of the late Jefferson Longnecker, pioneer groceryman of Eaton. Sum la Transferred. Authority was given the county commissioners by Judge A. C. Rlsinger in common pleas court, to transfer ;from the county court house building fund to the county building fund the sura of $2,088.04, which represent a balance from a $250,000 appropriation imade to build the new county court house. Several Suits in Court. After several postponements, .the trial of Roy Lyons, under Indictment jfor assault and battery, has been as- ; signed for Friday, February 13, in ' common pleas court. Trial of the divorce suit of Eliza

beth Robinson against Harry C. Robinson, of Eaton, has been assigned for Feb. 24, and the divorce suit of Mary Studebaker against Wilbert Studebalcer will be tried Feb. 19. The suit of Ida Kenworthy against Clara Charles, for $20,000 damages for alleged allenlation of affections, will come up for trial Feb. 27. . The suit of Nancy Austin against Dr. Elmer Curry, of Cincinnati, which grew out of an automobile accident, has been assigned for trial on March 2. Plaintiff sues for $4,036.50 for alleged personal injuries. Suit of Wes Worts against Samuel Wolf, which involves money and an injunction, will be tried Feb. 6. Another injunction action, that of James E. Fuller against the village of Lewisburg, will be heard Feb. 10. On the same date an action for vacation of an alley, etc., in the village of Lewisburg, will be beard. Suit of Susan Barks against John W. Cook, administrator, is set for trial on Feb. 23. The amount of $704 is involved.

"SOCIETY" GIRL LED DOUBLE LIFE; ARRESTED IN CANADA CHICAGO, Feb. 3. Miss Monda Rose, whose double existence as society favorite and harness factory cashier ended with her flight when her books were found to be $10,000 short, was arrested Monday in Winnipeg, Canada.

The Theatres

WASHINGTON. In no picture on the screen that we can remember has California ot the golden, rough days of '49 been set forth with such fascination and glamour or so faithfully as in David Wark Griffith's new Paramount-Art-craft production, "Scarlet Days," which is being shown at the Washington Theatre this week. The old-time California has frequently been represented as a place where the chief Industry was murder and whose population was about equally divided between cow punchers in hair pants and dance hall young ladles dressed like the Ziegfeld Follies. Mr. Griffith shows the old frontier as it really was in its roaring brutality and its strange tender chivalry. Richard Barthelmess and a fine cast help to make this picture more than worth while. MURRETTE. A stranger might have thought on entering the studio where "Luck in

Pawn," Marguerite Clark's ParamountArtraft picture showing at the Murrutte Theatre this week, was produced that he had made a mistake and wandered Into a grand opera rehearsal

that is, if he made his visit while Tom Persse, who has one of the chief character roles in the picture, was in the midst of one of his singing moods. Mr. Persse is an old-time opera performer, having appeared in some of the most famous productions of the past decade. He is now engaged exclusively in motion picture work, but he frequently yields to requests of other members of the casts with which he appears to entertain them in Idle moments between scenes with operatic selections. His Impromptu audiences declare that it is as good as a night at the Metropolitan Opera House. V MURRAY. Again, at the Murray Theatre yesterday, this city accorded a hearty welcome to Gladys Brockwell, the William Fox star. The photoplay was "Thieves" a crook play which deserved the applause It received. Never has there been shown here a better picture of the sort, with a stronger cast or a more capable star. Gladys Brockwell's popularity has grown j-.pidly In this city, and her work is justified by the artistic character of her work. Her fight with the gentleman crook at the end of

"Thieves" adds the biggest thrill to many that are projected upon a most acceptable love story. MURRAY There are three clevpr asia nffor.

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new dju wnicn opened yesterday at The Murray for the first half. Hamilton and Barnes by their delivery and bLiUciure ot tneir offering have a vehicle framed for big-time consumption. They are not compelled to re

sort to songs, but present a talking act finishing with an imaginary wedding scene which is a gem. Ella La Vail has a trapeze with a loop-the-loop finish which furnishes thrills galore. The Terpischore Four present their

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.Indiana News Brevities

GOSHEN The influenza epidemic situation has become so serious here that the city board of health has Issued en order prohibiting public fimeral3 and forbidding persons, in any stage or Influenza, to be in churches, theatres, or in any other public or semipublic places. SOUTH BEND Failure of the county commissioners to make an appropriation equal to that of the state and city, for the maintenance of South Bend's freo employment agency, has caused the state director to close the local office. ANDERSON All previous monthly, daily and weekly records were broken by the rod mill of the American Steel and Wire Company in January. The dailv record" was 274.000 pounds. WASHINGTON To meet the increased demands for electrical current for both houso illumination and power for operating industries, the city council, has definitely decided to Install additional machinery at the municipal light plant at an estimated cost of $70,000.

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MURRETTE THEATRE "WHERE THE STARS TWINKLE FIRST" Last Times Today Hundreds who saw this picture yesterday concede it to be the best Miss Clark's best release in months. You will be highly entertained every minute.

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Presents

MARGUERITE CLARK

RICHMOND THEATRE Between 8th and 7th on Main

A Pleasant place to see the Movies

Tuesday 9th and 10th episode of "THE SILENT MYSTERY" , A good comedy and CURRENT EVENTS

Wednesday WM. RUSSEL in "SACRED SILENCE" Pathe Review and a good comedy Coming Friday and Saturday "CHECKERS"

TODAY "The Star Supreme" NORMA TALMADGE In her production de luxe "The Forbidden City" A wonderful story with gorgeous settings and a wonderful star. And for those who enjoy thrills ELMO LINCOLN In a whirlwind of excitement "ELMO, THE MIGHTY" For a good laugh A Lonesome Luke Comedy WEDNESDAYBLANCHE SWEET House Peters and Mildred Harris Chaplin in "THE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA

LUCK IN PAWN

Dv Marvin. Taylor Scenario by Alice Eytax Directed by Wajltte r Edwards Also BILLY WEST

In a screaming Bee Hive Comedy "THE DODGER

SPECIAL MUSICAL FEATURE Mr. Charles Pasco e, organist from the Orpheum Theatre, Fort Wayne, Ind. COMING WEDNESDAY t"THE AUCTION OF SOULS" The picture sensation of the season. "Better Come Early."

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Today and Tomorrow D. W. GRIFFITH

Presents

"SCARLET DAYS" A tale of the Olden West in the picturesque days ot '49

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Mrs. Joe Martin the Four-Legged Chaplin in A JUNGLE GENTLEMAN

SKATING Grand Masked Carnival

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SATURDAY NIGHT

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MURRAY THEATRE

Pipe Organ Orchestra

THREE NEW ACTS AND FEATURE PHOTOPLAY Today and Wednesday

.THE TERPSICHORE FOUR With Stone and Manning and Kashner Sisters in an artistic singing and dancing act. Special settings. ELLA LAVA I L Novel Aerial and Loop-the-Loop Trapese act. Some thrills! COMING THURSDAYLOTTIE MAYER AND HER BATHING BEAUTIES COMING MONDAY. FEB. 9 FOUR HARMONY KINGS - Greatest colored act In vaudeville. Thi3 act plays the entire week. "Better Come Early"

Coming Monday, Feb., Matinee and Evening "LISTEN LESTER. New York's blggsst musical comedy hit. Watch dally papers for announcement of seat tale opening.

HAMILTON and BARNES In "THE HONEYMOON." classy act direct from the Big-Time circuit. GLADYS BROCKWELL in "THIEVES" 5-reel Fox production "HOW A BABY'S KISS REFORMS A CROOK MUSCIAL PROGRAM Glen. R. Crum, Director; Marie Keller-Jessup, Organist LARGO From New World Symphony Dvorak VISIONS p. Tschaikowsky SCOTCH POEM E. A- MacDoweU Full Orchestra and Pipe Organ.